Boris Johnson will press ahead with plans allowing ministers to tear up Brexit divorce deal
Businesses are frustrated with the uncertainty around trading arrangements once the UK leaves the single market and customs union at the end of the year.
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Pro-Indy Scots watch on as Brexit talks edge closer to deadline
The latest survey found 56 per cent support for leaving the Union - with the SNP on track for winning a majority at May’s Holyrood elections.
Calls for social media censorship as scores of MPs wrongly credit Brexit for fast vaccine roll-out
Several cabinet ministers were cited for posting misinformation on the vaccine approval.
No, Mr Hancock, Brexit is not to thank for Britain’s speedy vaccine approval
Matt Hancock, Jacob Rees-Mogg and Alok Sharma say Brexit is to thank for the UK's speedy vaccine approval. This is why they're wrong.
With ‘700 hours to Brexit’ Ministers accused of having ‘unlimited disregard’ for Good Friday Agreement
“With barely 700 hours to go until the end of the transition period, it is absurd that so many issues still need to be clarified."
The first vaccine approval is an historic moment. Does Brexit imperil it?
The approval of the first Covid-19 vaccine is an amazing scientific achievement. Does Brexit put it at risk?
Businesses prepare to be blamed for Brexit amid dire economic forecasts
“Business is not ready for Brexit. It’s not their fault, but I suspect they’re being lined up for the blame."
Unemployment falls in Germany as Britain at risk of ‘serious’ economic hit from no-deal Brexit
OECD has downgraded its outlook for the UK economy, forecasting that gross domestic product (GDP) will plunge by 11.2% in 2020 after a contraction in the fourth quarter due to the latest lockdown.
Fish merchant who voted Brexit to “take back control of UK waters” says he was “brainwashed”
"The problem, rarely acknowledged by ministers, is that Britons do not much like the fish caught in the UK's rich fishing waters".